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DO Vs MAKE
DO Vs MAKE
DO Vs MAKE
‘DO’ vs ‘MAKE’
2. We use ‘do’ for general activities. In this case, 'do' is often used with
'something', 'nothing', 'anything' or 'everything'. Examples:
DO
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PRACTICE
1. John worked hard and ____________ his best at his job, but he still wasn't
promoted.
2. The teenagers were ____________ such a noise that the neighbour called
the police.
3. She ____________ a payment on her debt every month. Soon she'll have
finished paying it off.
4. So many chores to ____________! I need to clean the bathroom and the
kitchen, hoover and change all the beds.
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5. Sorry, I ____________ a mistake. The restaurant isn't here, but on another
street.
6. It’s late, and we should go home. Let's ____________ a move.
7. Unfortunately, his business ____________ a huge loss last year and had
to close down.
8. If you don't speak English, you'll find it hard to ____________ business
in the UK.
9. He ____________ a promise to his grandmother that he'd never fight
anyone ever again.
10. I called the hotel and ____________ a reservation for two people for
Saturday the 16th.
11. The washing machine flooded and the water ____________ a lot of
damage. All the carpets had to be replaced.
12. She ____________ a lot of lists of things to do, but she never does any
of the things!
13. Unfortunately, all the students ____________ very badly on the test.
14. Children ____________ such a mess! I spend my whole life tidying up!
15. The car was ____________ 90 miles per hour on the motorway when it
was stopped by the police.
16. John went outside to ____________ a phone call.
17. Lucy has decided to ____________ a course this autumn. She's going to
study Spanish.
18. My grandmother loves ____________ crosswords.
19. Anne ____________ a good point. She said that it's often cheaper to fly
in the UK than take the train.
20. If I were to ____________ a prediction, I'd say that it'll rain this
afternoon.